Sentence examples for supposed type from inspiring English sources

It appears that a significant proportion of supposed type IIn supernovae are actually supernova imposters, massive eruptions of LBV-like stars similar to the Great Eruption Eta Carinae.

As expected, incorporating the relatedness matrix as a random effect in a MLM reduced the supposed type I error rate.

Douglas Melton Douglas Melton, chair of molecular biology at Harvard University and one of the few researchers who works with both embryonic and adult stem cells, speculates this may mean that many other supposed types of stem cells in the body are actually these blood-producing stem cells that leaked from the blood into other tissues.

The use of "Dutch" and "Walloon" to describe these two supposed types of finches has been suggested to refer to a simple difference in calling not literally linked to either the Flemish or Walloon communities of Belgium, and some linguists even suggest that "Walloon" simply means "foreign".

Someone said: 'Oh, I just wish there were more of these books.' And then someone else said: 'Well, I suppose typing them does take time.

We have experienced a rare case of ANCA-associated CGN with extensive glomerular immune deposits supposed as type 3 membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis (MPGN).

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Solitary is what he was, I supposed; a type of shut in, who, although he looked a little forbidding, actually had the manners of a gentleman.

The new look consists of an empty white screen that loads blissfully quickly, even over dial-up connections, and an empty, neatly centered text box where you're supposed to type in what you're looking for.

We supposed that type I centers are formed by the Eu3+ ions in their regular positions in the crystal lattice (D2d symmetry).

One famous example of supposed physical typing involved Degas's clothed sculpture, "Little Dancer, Aged 14," which caused a stir when it was first exhibited in a glass vitrine in Paris in 1881 along with the artist's sketches of criminals' heads in profile.